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89 mm from Europe (1993)

05-12-2009

Brześć - a town on the border between Poland and the former Soviet Union. Due to a difference of the dimensions of the railway tracks in the Soviet Union and the rest of Europe, Bialorussian workers have to change a few thousands carriage wheels each day to let international trains into the territory of the former Soviet Union.

 

Passengers from France, Germany, Holland watch it through the train windows… Two separate worlds?

  • script : Marcel Łoziński
  • director : Marcel Łoziński
  • cienematographer : Jacek Petrycki, Artur Reinhart
  • montage : Katarzyna Maciejko-Kowalczyk
  • sound : Małgorzata Jaworska
  • producer : Janusz Skałkowski, Wojciech Szczudło

time : 12 min.
year : 1993

The movie has been nominated for Oskar 1994 r..

 

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